Similar words: impair, by fair means or foul, garment, torment, tormented, bewilderment, implement, impediment. Meaning: [ɪm'permənt /-peəm-] n. 1. the occurrence of a change for the worse 2. a symptom of reduced quality or strength 3. the condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness 4. damage that results in a reduction of strength or quality 5. the act of making something futile and useless (as by routine).
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31. Provision should be made against the investment if there is any impairment in value.
32. The complete lack of cognitive improvements leads them to suggest that cognitive impairment is intrinsically associated with long-term morbidity in schizophrenia.
33. This research aims to explore the nature of this impairment and examine ways in which it might be overcome.
34. Doom enters with impairment, and disability is not in society but on the body.
35. Some had given radio talks and one had founded a society for people with his own impairment.
36. The most common abnormality in our patients was isolated impairment of prolonged squeezing.
37. In this group there is often impairment of cellular and humoral defences against infection but there is little information on splenic function.
38. The occurence of acute hepatic impairment with intravenous amiodarone does not necessarily preclude the use of this drug by mouth.
39. Most measures of morbidity which assess functional impairment, of which sickness absence is one, are influenced by factors other than health.
40. It is probably due to the accompanying impairment in protein metabolism.
41. Five years after his illness began the patient complained of progressive visual impairment.
42. Impairment describes parts or systems of the body which do not function properly such as hearing or sight.
43. The tests will also provide some early indication of physical defects such as sense impairment.
44. The main reasons are briefly described under the following headings: physical problems; mental problems; problems due to sensory impairment/loss.
45. Invitro studies have shown impairment of bile acid absorption in the ileal mucosa of patients with cystic fibrosis.
46. For the character to know and demonstrate their doom, their body must physically manifest the flaw through an impairment.
47. They can create nocturnal confusion, can result in cognitive and motor impairment, and can increase the risks of falls.
48. The basic rule of oppressive disability representation assumes the social non-worth of an impairment or the person with an impairment.
49. An additional 5 % to 10 % of all children have significant visual impairment that could be corrected if glasses were available.
50. This results in a catarrhal enteritis with impairment of digestion and absorption.
51. His attentional impairment arises after normal segmentation of the image into figures and background has taken place.
52. For example,(Sentence dictionary) one individual's aggressive behaviour was ascribed to his loss of able-bodied friends following impairment.
53. Hearing checks are essential as conductive hearing impairment is very frequent in young children.
54. Those with serious psychiatric disorders, especially depression with serious suicidal ideation or significant impairment of insight.
55. However, people with the same type of impairment had differing views concerning the suitability or unsuitability of various areas of work.
56. I think learning to live within a structured environment is important no matter what the emotional impairment is.
57. Her only lingering impairment is a paralyzed hand.
58. Studies about stem-cell substitutive therapy of hearing impairment.
59. Conclusion:urapidil could appreciably attenuate morphine-induced impairment of spatial memory.
60. Prematurity may also result in visual impairment or blindness.
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